Dry Dog Food

Absolutely! High-quality kibble provides complete nutrition in every bite and helps support healthy teeth thanks to its crunchy texture. Dry dog food is a complete and convenient way to give your pooch all the nutrition they need. Scrumbles dry dog food is packed with proper meat, easy to digest and made with added probiotics for gut health.

Dry dog food can be a great choice, depending on your dog's individual needs! At Scrumbles, we make gut-friendly kibble with carefully selected ingredients, including single-source protein options and added probiotics in selected recipes. Good digestion and pretty poos are linked to gut health, which is why we make our recipes for healthy dogs and happy owners! If your pup has a sensitive stomach, we'd recommend checking with your vet to find the right food for them.

Dogs with pancreatitis often need low-fat, highly digestible recipes. Our Salmon Dry Dog Food and Turkey Dry Dog Food recipes are naturally lower in fat and gentle on sensitive tums, making it a popular choice for dogs with pancreatitis. Always check with your vet first, but our gentle formula is crafted to be tummy-friendly and nourishing.

Yes! For dogs avoiding grains, we offer our Salmon and Turkey Dry Dog Food, which is grain-free. The rest of our dry food range is gluten-free and free from common allergens like soy, dairy, egg, and red meat. Perfect for sensitive tummies.

We do! Our Puppy & Toy Breed Dry Dog Food is designed with smaller mouths and higher energy needs in mind. It comes in a smaller kibble size with a higher nutrient density to fuel your little adventurer. All our other dry food recipes are also suitable for toy breeds, adults, and seniors.

We’ve created different kibble sizes to suit all dogs. Here's all the sizes we offer (please note these are approximate and size can vary): Puppy Chicken – 7.5 mm, Adult Chicken – 10 mm, Turkey – 12 mm, and Salmon – 17.5 mm. Hopefully one of these is paw-fectly sized for your pooch!

You can. A complete dry food provides all essential nutrients. Some dog parents prefer to mix wet and dry for variety but that's down to personal choice.